Computer memory guide, ram, rom, eprom, DRAM and SRAM

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Docmemory DocMemory is an advance self-bootable PC Memory Diagnostic Software. It's a user friendly software designed to capture all possible memory failures in PC. A rigorous test pattern is exercised on both the PC Base and Extended Memory to locate defective memory, all done without the need for user to disassemble the memory from the PC, software for RAM testing, explains how memory works, diagnistics software, a tip

Memory by Kingston technology, a lot of technical info here

Memory and data storage Main permanent file storage, Portable permanent file storage, ROM, RAM, cache RAM, video RAM, pdf file

Memory articles from X-bit labs

Memory Design Memory Timing, DRAM Timing Multiplexed Adressing, SRAM Timing Self-timed, DRAM read cycle, Read-Only Memory Cells, pdf file

Memory FAQ

Memory management expanded memory is memory beyond DOS's 640K-byte limit, extended memory specification v3.0

Memory management Overview, Allocation techniques, Recycling techniques, Memory management under Mac® OS, Memory management under Windows® (Win32®)

Memory management glossary

Memory overview

Memory overview DDR3 SDRAM, DDR2 SDRAM, DDR SDRAM, RLDRAM II, QDRII/+ SRAM

Memory performance guide

Memory guide DRAM and SRAM basics

Memory types SIMM stands for Single In-Line Memory Module, MicroDIMM (Micro Dual In-Line Memory Module), RIMM, Direct Rambus memory module, Flash memory is a solid-state, non-volatile, rewritable memory

Memory types technical explained, pdf file

Motherboard RAM guide motherboard RAM guide, motherboard compatiblity guide to determine max ram per board, max ram per slot and the type of ram that can be used (PC100, PC133, DDR etc)

Random Access Memory Random Access Memory, Dynamic Ram – DRAM, Static RAM - SRAM, Non-volatile RAM - flash RAM, SIMMs & DIMMs & RIMMs, Single Inline Memory Module, Dual Inline Memory Module, Rambus Inline Memory Module, RDRAM, Double Data Rate DRAM

Memory chips & RAM: topics

DDR Registered Modules

DDR SDRAM memory DDR SDRAM or double-data-rate synchronous dynamic random access memory is a type of memory integrated circuit used in computers. It achieves greater bandwidth than the preceding single-data-rate SDRAM by transferring data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock signal (double pumped), DDR, DDR-SDRAM, QBM memory DDR memory

DDR Serial Presence Detect (SPD) table stores information about the memory module's size, speed, voltage, drive strength, and number of row and column addresses, the parameters are read during the POST

DDR Serial Presence Detect (SPD) pdf file

DDR Serial Presence Detect DDR Serial Presence Detect standard, SPD

Direct Memory Access and Switching ppt file

Cache memory ppt file

Caches and Memory ppt file

Comparison of 32-Bit and 64-Bit memory architecture

DDR registered modules

How memory works ram, dimm, simm, DRAM, RAS, CAS, CMOS, SDRAM

How to identify a PC133 memory module

How to install PC memory detailed instructions on how to install 30 pin, 72 pin and 168 pin DIMM modules

Identifying ValueRAM Memory Modules

Intel memory specifications DDR/DDR2/DDR3 DRAM Components

L2 cache latency L2 cache, main memory, hard drive, storage capacity and latency, L1 cache latency, IPC = Instructions Per clock Cycle, ppt file

Memory hierarchy memory hierarchy, types of computer memory, volatile memory, VRAM, tag RAM, synchronous cache, SRAM, SGRAM, SIMM, SDRAM, secondary cache, RIMM, refresh, RDRAM, primary cache, pipeline burst cache, PMOS, NMOS, parity memory, memory cycle, memory controller, interleave, HPM, flash memory, FPM DRAM, EDO DRAM, EDRAM, EEPROM, EAROM, DQM, DRAM, DIP, cache controller, BEDO DRAM, click here for primary cache, secondary cache, pdf file

Memory hierarchy pdf file

Memory speeds

RAM: guide to troubleshooting the normal procedure is to power up the PC system, watch for error message on the monitor screen and listen to the PC beep tone. A single beep during boot-up process is normal and does not indicate a failure if the system continues to boot-up

Refresh rates memory refresh rates, each memory cell is used to store a bit of data - stored as an electrical charge - which can be instantaneously retrieved by indicating the data's row and column location; however, DRAM is a volatile form of memory, which means that it must have power in order to retain data. When the power is turned off, data in RAM is lost

System memory and CPU speeds guide to the Front Side Bus (FSB)

Understanding DRAM chip numbers

What kind of memory RAM do I have?

Horizontaal

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